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02.13.14 Home Seller Tips

The Impact Of Staging MA Listings On The Market

Any real estate agent or home buyer can attest to the impact of staging MA listings on the market. There are important benefits that make it well worth the trouble. This blog covers things to consider when contemplating whether to stage your home for sale.

The Impact Of Staging MA Listings On The Market

The fact is, the way your property is staged can ultimately impact the number of buyers interested in your listing and its selling price. Staging highlights the best aspects of your home and can take attention away from the undesirable features. It also encourages buyers to imagine themselves living in the space. These impressions will affect the interest level of those buyers. Ultimately, staging your home will help it sell faster and for a higher price.

Types of Home Staging

There are many different ways that a home can be staged and options may vary based on particular homes. Here are just a few approaches that your real estate agent may cover with you:

  • Organization
  • Removing Certain Personal Items
  • Neutralizing Colors an Decor
  • Moving Furniture
  • Brightening the Space

When staging your property for sale, you want visitors to imagine it as their residence and not that they are intruding on your personal space. Although people are not buying your personal property, their impressions will naturally be influenced by those items.

Determining Whether to Stage Your Property

If you want your home to sell for its maximum value, you must embrace the impact of staging MA listings on the market and take the time to do it correctly. You do not have to attempt it on your own. Rely on real estate agents for advice. Their knowledge gained from selling other listings may be a huge asset. For further assistance with marketing and staging your home, contact Christopher Graves at Emery Federal Credit Union at 978-376-5389 or mrmortgageexpert@gmail.com.

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I grew up in Massachusetts, spent the majority of my young adult life in Boston, and own a home in Windham NH. I have owned properties in MA and NH. I specialize in mortgage lending in Massachusetts and New Hampshire and my company does have the ability to lend in other states. I graduated from the University of Massachusetts in Amherst Massachusetts in 2002. I have a Bachelor’s in Science. In addition to managing a team of loan officers my personal loan production is always in the top of the entire of company. I have personally been in the mortgage business for over 13 years. I pride myself with taking my clients from application to close in the smoothest and quickest way possible, while keeping them well informed during the entire process. I originate my own loans from start to finish and work hand in hand with my loan processors & underwriters to make sure I am updated to the minute with all of my files. I stay up to date with lending guidelines and speak with underwriters on a daily basis to ensure I am aware of all of the lending guidelines in place.

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